I found it. You have to create a group on the CDash project admin interface first, with the same name as what's specified after --track. It is not very flexible, though.
Is there a way to create groups via the command line? I could set up a git hook to create the group when a new branch is pushed, or eventually removes the group when the remote branch is deleted. Cheers, Miklos On 18 March 2015 at 12:25, Miklos Espak <m.es...@ucl.ac.uk> wrote: > ... different then "Nightly", "Continuous" and "Experimental"? > > I would like to have a dashboard per branch for continuous testing, so > that we can track the changes in the individual branches independently. > > The --track option should be for that, I think, but could not get it > working. > > I tried this: > > ctest -S CTestContinuous.cmake --track 4009-external-project-dir > > I also tried to specify the branch name as the parameter of ctest_start(). > > I attached the ctest script. The result always goes to the Continuous > dashboard discarding the command line switch and the argument. > > Any idea? > > Cheers, > Miklos > >
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